The post on fufu

The argument on fufu stated by u/axolotl91 shows how some Ghanaians do not think when writing or speaking and, ironically, need an education. Sure, it can make you drowsy by overeating, but that is the consequence of overeating it, and has nothing to do with the food itself. At that point, criticise other cultures who eat a lot of starch and say that it is holding them back. For example, his point on afternoon slump is meaningless when taking into account nations like Spain that enjoy afternoon siestas. The problems of education, electricity, leaders, foreign aid, books, and schools ( the fact they consider "juju" an issue in movies is laughable) has nothing to do with fufu specifically, but on sugar from carbohydrates, which is common for all starchy foods. If you cannot learn after eating this meal, that is a problem with you, not with the food. He then states that it is linked with stroke, heart disease, and cancer whilst there are nations with both a higher GDP and GDP per capita with higher rates of this without eating fufu, like eastern Europe for example, which he leaves out as it doesn't fit his narrative.

Don't believe everything you read on the internet, especially if it has no sources to back it up. It is down to a poor diet, where not enough protein is being ingested